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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30

Habiendose extraviado el billete
apartado NJ l0.779 del sorteo que debe
celebrsr Ia Diputaci6n Provincial ell
81 de octubre corriente, suplico q 10
persona que Sc 10 haya encontrado, Sc
sirva entregarlo en- los altos de Ia casa
ue. 81 cslle de la Fortalezs, = sera
gratifcada.
Puerto.Ric % de Octnbre de 1887.
Carmen PGcheco q RHO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
EN- VENTA.

Habiendo quedado sin efecto Ia ven.
ia de las casas ndmeros 8, 81 y SO de
10 calle de San Sebastian, en- esta Ca.
pitsl, anunciada para Ell l8 del CO.
rriente, sc anuncia de nuevo para ell Is
del pr6ximo Noviembre, q la una de la
tarde, advirtiendose que dicha fincas
estan libres de gravamenes; que sc ad-
mitiran proposiciones, bien por una.
bien por las tres; que ell testimonio de
la escritura, derechos reales, y registro
d nombre del comprador, ser&n de
cuents de este; que las proposiciones
deberan hacerse, bejo pliego cerrado, 81
Creiito Mercsntil, expresandose en- el
sobre que este contiene, proposition
relative 4 esta venta; que los interesa.
dos podr&n concurrir q Ia aperture dc
los pliegos, siendo entendido que case
de empste, Sc abrira puja oral , que lol
tipos minimos para las posturas sc har
reducido respectivemente 4 los que si
guen: $4,000, 4,200 y 1900.
Puerto-Rico, Octubre rs de 1887.
FL Administrator,
1877 =. C0N1EE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
CIRCULAR.

Guayama. tP. R.) Octubre 13 de
1887.
Muy sef1or nuestro: Por la presente
tenemos ell gusto de participar & V
que habiendo finslizado nuestro contra.
to social, queda disuelta Ia sociedsd que
en- esta plaza giraba bajo la rsz6n de
TOMAS CANO E. Co., teniendo en-
tregAdo cuanto pertenecia al socio don
Francisco Gamarra, y quedsndo hecho
cargo del active y pasivo de Ia referids
casa ell otro socio don Tomas Cono que
constituye nueva sociedsd mercantil
segdn circular anexs.
Damos a V. grscias por Ia confau-
"a que nos hs dispensado, y nos suscri.
bimos de V. altos. 8. 8.
@. B. 8. NJ.
Tomas Cano d Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
PEDRO REUS Y co. c,p, !,
FABR1CANrgs DE sOMBREROs

A la Ultima moda con 81 mayor esmsro, confec
cionan sombreros de todas classes fortuas PARA
cabale OBJ, sehoras, niiics ntfiaa asi como tej,
bOnetes para CleriHos.
Gran comeetsneia los aus praesdan do sxtsaa
kres .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
AN UN CLOS.
COMPANlA TRASATLANTlCA
ANTES
A. LOPEZ Y Ca.

LINEA DE COLON.
Esta Compafia ha establecido Gna
nueva Inca mensual de vspores, los
cuales saldrAn ell tiltimo dia de csds
mes de Vigo, con destino a Ccl6n =
Costa Firme, regressndo por Ponce,
Maysgdez y Puerto Rico a Vigo, con
escalas al Norte hasta Liverpool.
Ell primer vapor de esta nneva linea
sAldrA de Vigo ell 80 de Octubre para
Colon. De Colon para este puerto, el
30 de Noviembre, con escalas en- Ponce
y Maysgtiez, saliendo Ell dis Is de Di-
ciembre directamente para Vigo.
Admlte carga y pasajeros.
Puerto-Rico, Octubre 4 de 1887.
III Sobrinos de Esquidga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30

Segun La CiOiIisaci6n:
La prensa conservadora hs
Arrojsdo elementos al fuego.
Ha levantado la tribuna de Ia
passion.
Ha echado mano de Ia difama
ci6n y del escAndalo.......
Segun el sentido comhn:
LG Civilisaci6n no sabe 10 que
90 pesca.
Y ESQ que desde la desapari-
ci6n de Ell Pueblo y La ReVista,
tiene echado ell anzuelo al aqua.
Pero son muy astutos los par.
gos.
Y.muy resbalosos. como Sc dice
vulgarmente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30

Por la Intendencis de Hacien-
da sc pagarau en- la prdxima Sc.
mana las siguientes facturas del
cup6n 21:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
GRAN SASTRERlA lTALIANA,
JOSE PROyASI. rort.,,,. %.

Sc construysn traje= de todas classes, la ,ilti-
ma moda, para caba e os. Generos ingleses, fran
ceses, espanoles alemanes al gusto del mas ext
gente. Surtido consta@te. EleganCia baratura
gran nIimero de parroqnianoa de la sociedad ele-
Eante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30

Los ejercicios de oposici6n pa
ra la Notaria, vacante. de Ia Ca
rolina, comenzaran ell 9 de Di-
ciembre pr5ximo en- Ia Resl Au.
diencia.
Programa de los mismoe.
Provideneias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
Eu SION
de Aceite Puro de
HlCADO de BACALAO
CON
HipOfOSftOS de Cal Y de S0Sa.

rs tan dgrdddble al pdladar como Ia leche.
Tiene combinadas en- su mas complete
forma las virtudes de estos dos valiosos
medicamentos. 81 digiere asimila con mas
facilidad que el aceite crudo Y es especial
mente de gran valor para los nifios dslicadosy
enfermizos personas deestomago delicadoe
cura la TIsIe.
Cura la Anemla.
Cura la Debilldad General. -,
Cura la EscrofuIa.
Cura eI ReumatIsmo.
Cura la tos y ResfrIados.
Cura el Raqultlsmo en- los NInoe.
y en- efecto, para todas las Intermediates en-
que hay inhamacion de la Garganta y los
Pulmones, Decaimiento Corporal Y Debiidad
Nerviosa, NADIA en- Ell mundo puede compar.
arse con esta sabrosa Emulsion.
Veanse continuation los nombres de
unos pocos, de entrelos muchos prominentes
facultativos que recomiendan prescribea
constantemente esta preparation. q
SR. DR. D. AMBRosIo GRnLo, Santiago de cuba,
6R. DR.. ID. MANUEL s. CAsTKLLANos Habana
BE- DR. DON ERNEsro HEoEwrsCH, Director del Hos
pital Civil. "san Sebastian. Vera Cruz, Mexico,
sa' DE-. Don DIoDoRo CoNrRERAs Tlacotalpam, Me-.
sR. DR.. D. JAo1NTo NuSEz, Leon, Nicaragua
SR. DR.. d. VICENTE PEREZ RuBIo Bogota
sR. DR.. D. JUAN 8. GAsrELBoNDo CartaqeuA.
sR. DIR. D. JESUS GANDARA, Magdalena.
SB. DR.. D. 8. CoLoM Valencia Venezuela
SR DR. ID. FRANCrsco DE A. MEJIA, La Guaira
De venta en- las principales droguerias boticas.
SCOTT D. BOVINE. Nueya York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
JABON AZUL!!!


Los que suscriben, fabricsntes de ja-
bon azul y de otras claseB, Sc toman Ia
libertsd de recomendar al comercio de
Puerto Rico, 80 renombrado y bien
conocido Jabon marca
G.TRES CORONAS H.,
ell cual como limpiador de primers cla-
se, ha tornado Ell primur lugar do quie-
ra se ha introducido.
Un solo ensayo bastard para con-
veneer q cualquisra de so excelencia
como limpiador perfecto, mientras que
el precio reducido a que Sc puede su-
plir d los marchantes por mayor, ser6
suficiente para recomendarlo al conner.
clio en- general.
A los que solicitor muestfas SO les
administrator por los fabricantes.
GEO, HEYER 4 Co.
Hamburgo.
Agente en- San Thomas,
y. Levin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
MONIES g. CO,

PLAYA DE PoNCK. P. R.

Almacanis.as de where's por mayor. Gran
depositos de cfecsos de todas classes nacionales
axtranieroa. 5urtido complete do maderae, hicr
galvanizado clavos, etc, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
REMITIDO.

SEHORA DONA LUISA TORRES DE- RERRER.
A r ECIBO.
Esta en- mi poder su atenta
del ~ de Setiembre.
Sin mas por hoy, me despido
de usted hasta Diciembre.
San Thomas, FL de Octubre de
1887.--Rosa N. Rodgers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
Dice Ell ClamOr del Pats:

Dice Ell CIansOr del Pals:
"2or donde quiera que Sc abra
nuestra historic local, 90 encon-
tiara al puertorriqueno franco,
jovial,, expansive "......
Conformes de toda conformi-
dad.
Deduciendo de clio que El
ClamOr del Pats es el polo opues.
to, en- ell caracter, del jovial, fran
co y expansive puertorriqueiio.
Pues no hay que olvidar que
EI Asimiiista, que conocia per.
fectamente q Ell Oamor del Pats,
entire los requiebros que hubo de
dirigir. a este peri6dico en- otro
tempo, 6guraban los muy hala
guefios de dtscolO, huraNo, enca
pOtadO, etc., etc.
Y, q pesar de todo, EI CIamor
sigue creyendo que 81 es el pro.
totlpO Gel pals.
Que en- 6l esta encarnado el
pai'. ass
lQue es mas pais...... que el
pats. mismol
Cree ell colega-m mucho creel
es-que con Ell tempo nos vera,
ma56nicamente, con el mandil &C.
nido, con ell mallete en- Ia mano
Pierda cuidado El Cianaor de-
Pals.
Semeiantes cachivaches estar
en- pugna con nuestros gustos
ycon nuestras inclinaciones, ideas
y seutinientos.
Puede El Cl0mor lucirlos tran
quiiamente.
Y hasta pavonearse con ellos
No Sc los hemos de pedir..
Nj prestados slquiera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
GANGA.

En- 30 pesos se vende un CO.
che de dos a>ientos, en- buen es.
tado, CON sus arneses.
Puede verse, Fortalesa IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30

En- cuanto q 10 de la tdlla, que
Lo C;vilisaci6n no reconoce & los
demss-lel Goliat!-; en- cuan'
to a ESQ, hay que hablar.
Y que distinguir.
Y hasts preguntar:
ITendr& mucha ITALIA, 8 esta-
tura, La CSVilizoci6n, cuando, pa.
ra formar planes de duge en- ell
pcrvenir, hs tenido que empinar-
sc sobre Las ruinas de e! Pueblo
y La ReUista, dando, ESQ 81, ell
0uiSn- Cive q los suscritores mo-
rosos y q los insolventes2
mo hay por ahf quien Sc re.
suelva q medir la ITALIA
lDsl moderpo gigant6n,
One, sunqus Ia gente se asombEs,
Exhibese con ell nombre
De La CT oi- h-za-ci6n?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30

G
Nssaa" =
yMMAtE mayer tsNaA s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
Ram6n Va;dSs.
LIBROS.

Por ell 6ltimo vapor-corres
Sc han recibido los siguienteo
libros en- la Imprenta del
4" BOletin".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-30
f.eARCIADEL REAL. 1un. 40

CASA DE PRESTAMOs sobre smpelo de- prem
das. nnuebles, mAquinas de coser de odA class
de objetos tipo modic1.
So venden prendas, muehles y m&quinss de coser
que hayan vencido Ell tSrmino, Aprecios sumamente
baratos &c corpran billetsA. bonos residuos de
rasoro acclones de Ia Sociedad An6nima de Gre
ditto Mercantl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-16

Power left town he had learned of some
damaging talk that :. Power had in
dulged in concerning him. Tonight
Power in stepping over in the city
called upon Mrs. Hennessy and
while engaged in conversation
with her on the back gallery Billy came
up behind him and stabbed him once IN
the left side of the neck and twice in the
left arm. At this point Mrs. Hennessy
rushed between the parties and endeav-
ored to separate them. In the mean
time Power pulled his revolver and
while struggling with the woman to free
himself fred seversl shots a. his sssail-
ant. One of the shots took effect in
Bilby's right thigh and the others missed
their mark. In the scutfls Mrs. Hennessy
was shot or stabbed in the left arm, from
which she bled profusely, but at this
writing she is unable to state what
caused her wound. Power walked
several blocks to his hotel, where physIc-
ians are still stitching the cuts. The
wound IN his neck is of a terrible nature
and those in his arm will seriously In
pair The use of that member. Bilby is
suffering greatly from the wound in the
leg, but it is not considered of serious
nature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-16
at Sherman.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tex, June ia large
crowd assembled at the opera house to-
night to hear speeches on the proposed
prohibition amendment. Captain T. J.
Brown OF this city against the amend
ment, and j. M. Edwards, young attor-
ney of Tyler, for the amendment, divided
me time equally, occupying nearly three
hours, each speaker being loudly and re-
peatedly cheered by his friends when
touching on material points in his argu-
ment, though marked courtesy was
shown on both sides and the meeting was
quite orderly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-16

tried to pull it through the bars in the
door. Nip Allen ordered Eastlaud to let
the gun loose, but he would not, but
cooked the other barrel aud pulled the
trigger, but the gun failed TO fire. Nip
Allen then fired st EasGland with the pi.-
tol he had wrenched from me. About
this time they opened the outside door
when my wife and Oldest daughter
Eula run in. Before the prisoners could
get out | showed the one who had opened
the door back, threw the door to and
locked it, taking the keys out. Nip Allen
threw the pistol on me and ordered me to
stand back, and then ordered him and
the others to their cells. | then turned
around and met Granville Oliver, who
tried 20 get hold Of me. l struck him
twice over the head with the keys and
ordered him TO his cell and he went.
While Granville Oliver and l were in the
struggle Prince Jackson, negro prison
er, leveled the gun at me and attempted
to shoot me, but my wife knocked up the
gun. Lee Graham, the guard, mixed
with them and fought bravely. The pris-
oners then all went back in their cells,
when / went in and made Nip Allen give
up the pistol. Prince Jackson HAD al
ready given up the gun. Steve McClan-
nahen, the crazy man, was suddenly re-
stored to reason and took an active part
in the game"
Mr. Herman Eastland, a son-in-law
of Mr. Cox, was shot in the back of the
head, the ball entering little to the left
of the median line of the occipital bone,
plowed along that bone for two inches
and made it's exit. The bone was not
fractured. While the wound is painful it
is not considered dangerous
Mr.. Cox had the scalp laid open to the
bone in four or five places and was bruised
about the body. While his wounds are
painful they are not considered danger
Gus. The prisoners were not seriously
nurt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-16
at OIarksVilIe.
Special to the Gazette.

cpeClAl 10 Inc GaZSIle,
GAINESVILLE, TEX, June 15.-On the
10th and 11th inst. DR.. A. NJ. Cochran OF
Dallas addressed the colored brethren
from the snti side of the pending amend
ment. The Doctor told them that he
had except the faith with Them" and
thought he had a right to reason and ad-
wise them. The Doctor told them that
call men were born equal" and his text
was Jeffersonian Democracy and that Re-
publicans thought so much of Jefferson
The Doctor refused to divide time, and
said it was contrary to their plan of the
campaign. Many called for Colonel W.
A. Shaw, who answered the Doctor.
Hon. r. Q. Mills speaks here to-mor-
row from the anti-prohibition standpoint.
Hon. D. B. Culberson can't allow Mr..
Mills to invade his territory without an
answer. Mr.. Mills refused to divide
time with Mr.. Culberson and Mr.. Culber-
son will address his people on the 25th
inst. on prohibition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-16
at Waco.

Special to The Gazette.
WACO, Tex, June 15.-People who
passed along Franklin street near the
courthouse early this morning were
startled to see what they supposed to be
the body ola man swinging bya rope to 8
limb CT one of the paradise trees that
stand along the street. The word passed
quickly that man had been lynched last
night, and big crowd gathered at the
scene. The supposed man proved to be
dummy, straw stuffed in somebody's
old clothes. a butcher knife was stuck
into the body. Ia one pocket of the pants
was an empty half-pint flask, 8 railroad
time table, and copy Of Cumberland
Presbyterian newspaper, printed st Nash
vile, Tenn, of date June 9 This paper
had printed address on it, showing it
YVES sent 10 4. c. Prendergast,
Waco. Mr.. Prendergsst is one of
the legislative MEMBERS from this
county. He has been at Gatesville
several days attending District court and
will not he home until Saturday. About
sn hour after tie hanging dummy wss
discovered, somebody stuck placard on
the heart, bearing ia bold letters the
legend: "Prohibitionists, Beware"
Nobody knows who did this. The matter
created great deal of street talk, but
nobody seems to attach any special
significance to it. A clue may be found
out of the paper in the pocket, addressed
to Mr.. Prendergast. The best men here
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-16
THE SHARP CASE.
The Prisoner Is Not Locked Up, but
Guarded by Deputies.

The Prisoner Is Not Locked Up, but
Guarded by Deputies.
NEW YORK, June ia complete panel
N the Sharp case was obtained to-day.
The whole number of jurors examined in
order to secure the tiual panel OF twelve
men was 1896. The oath was admins
tered to the jury at precisely I O'Clock.
As soon as it had been taken by the
Jurors Judge Barrett brought up the
question OF Shsrp's commitment He
said he did not want to endauger the de
fendant's life, and after some discus
sion it was decided 10 have a squad
of deputies guard the prisoner in
his home. The Judge asked Sheriff Grant
not to lock Sharp up, but the Sheriff
maintained that he did not care to be re-
sponsiOle Tor Shsr2's safe-keeping unless
he was locked up. He said Sheriff Bcen-
nan had been jailed for allowing Harry
Genet to escape, and he did not care to
run q similar risk, although Mr.. Sharp
was willing to indemnify him for any
risk OF this nature that lie might run. /.
was finally decided, however, that IL a5-
cordance with Sharp's proposal that an
adequate force should be detailed to
guard him. Three men were assigned 70
that duty. Recess was then taken until
Z O'Clock, and when the court re-opened,
Assistant District Attorney Nicoll began
the opening address on behalf Of the
state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-16
A Fire Bug

KoKOMo, IND, June 15-There was
arrested at this place to-day John G.
Pickett, son of Nathan Pickett president
of the Howard National Bank, upon a
warrant swore out by the state agent of
the Royal Insurance Company The
warrant is based Oh the statement
made by two others named Mslost VINO
are now under arrest and who state that
Pickett hired them to fire the Dixon
block in Kokomo which was destroyed
by fire January IS, involving a loss OF
100000. Pickett was partner In hard
ware firm doing business in the building
and carried $40, 900 insurance on the stock
which he afterwards stated was worth
but $4,000. He promised to pay the men
$50 each for firing the building. Pickett
gave bsil in $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-16
st. Louis Races.

ST. LOUIS Mo, June - The tenth
and last day of the races was one of the
best of the meeting, the weather being
splendid, the track fast, and the racing
tirst-Class. The Granite Mountain stake
was the notable event, and the Baldwin
tilly, Miss Ford, although light weighted,
won distinction in beating such horses as
Jacobin and Egmont
The Getting as whole was 8 success,
and has won reputation and renown for
the track and for the Fair Association
First raCe-P Lrse $500, for non-WIn-
ners at this meeting, all ages; one and
one-siXteenth miles. Eight starters
Luke Alexander, Macala and Phillip S
were in front at the start, Philip S taking
the lead at the stand, but was passed by
Alexander, who led around and into the
home stretch where he failed, Spalding
winning easily by two lengths; WyandOtte
Chief, second; Luke Alexander, third.
Time, :5I.
Second race-Adolphus Busch stakes,
$500; sweepstakes for three year odds;
one and OGe-eighth miles. DarrinG ard
Miss Ford were named TO start, but the
latter was scratched and DRrrIna CanteTed
around the course and was declared win
ner. No time taken.
Third race-Granite Mountain stakes,
$1,000, winners al this meeting only elig-
lille for ali ages. one and 3 quarter miles
Three starters. Egmont led at the start
and at the club house iurn, where JaCObin
took the lead and showed the way to the
lower turn, where Egm0nt came ahead
and was first into the nome stretch, but
both Jacobin and Miss Ford passed him
there, Miss Ford coming ahead at the
furlong pole and won easily by three
lengths; Jacobil second, five lengths in
FROM OF Egmont third. Time, 2:073.
Fourth race-Purse $500. .selling, one
and one-quarter miles, six sta rters.
Gasoline, Emma, Marley and Pete Willis
were of at the start, Gasoline leading
past the stand with Pete Willis second,
but at theI quarter these positions were
reversed. Gasoline again took the lead
at the half mile and was first past the
three-quarter pole, but here she fell back
in the bunch and War Sign came ahead
at the one and one-sixteenth pole and
won after hard finish by g head, Pete
Willis second, bead in front of Alamo,
third. Time, 2:1f4.
Fifth recourse $500, for maidens,
three-fourths OF q mile, eight starters.
Clay Sexton led from the start past the
half, Barak leading into the home stretch
aga failing, to coming ahead and win
ming by half length, Tom Uptegrove
second, Clay Sexton third. Time, :lG4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-16
A BREAK FOR LIBERTY.
Desperate Fight with Four Prisoners in the
Hill County Jail.

Desperate Fight with Four Prisoners in the
Hill County Jail.
Special to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, Ten, June l5.-At noon
today when the Sheriff and guard
entered tie Jail to feed the prisoners, the
prisoners tried to make freak for
liberty. Our brave and efficient sheriff,
Mr.. John 2. Cox, says: "When
opened the corridor door to put in their
dinner, four Of the prisoners rushed from
the cell, occupied by crazy MIN, the
door of which was not closed. l attempted
to shut the door, but they reached II be-
fore | could close it and put on the
brakes, and came out il The main jail
building where was. | shen got my PTS
tol, and while they were endeavorinS
10 get nv pistol, shot a and powder
burnt Granville divers clothing. Al!
this time the prisoners were beating me
over the head, with q sling shot, impTo-
yised from brick bst and the arm Of a
knit shirt. After hitting me four or five
times over the bead, demanding me 10
surrender my pistol, they knocked me 10
nv knees and wTenChed the pistol from
me, and think Nip Aller, one OF the
prisoners shot at me, but / knocked of
the pistol. They then knocked the guard
down, and took the keys away from him,
and msde break for the outside door,
where they were met by Herman East ,
land co ming from the residence portion
of the Jail with q shotgun in his hand,
which he Immediately fired at item,
when they csught hold of the gun and